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I am preparing for Pak.Affairs subject from two books; adeel niaz's and k.ali's. I have also heard Rabbani's and mahmmood's book. Is it ample to prepare from two books or should i consult or go through other books too ?
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I am preparing for Pak.Affairs subject from two books; adeel niaz's and k.ali's. I have also heard Rabbani's and mahmmood's book. Is it ample to prepare from two books or should i consult or go through other books too ?
I found "Trek To Pakistan" By Ahamad Saeed a wonderful book.Do read once this book.Its much helpful for objective and critical analysis . And along with that i m using Re-Thinking Pakistan By Saeed Ahamad Butt.
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"Trek to Pakistan" by Ahmad Saeed is the most suitable and recommended one for Pak Affairs. It mainly covers from 1857's War of Independence to 1947. It gives the clear analysis and solid reasoning for the said era. You will also find notes on the glaring personalities during this era. For Post-partition era, you may consult the books that you mentioned yourself.
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I am preparing for Pak.Affairs subject from two books; adeel niaz's and k.ali's. I have also heard Rabbani's and mahmmood's book. Is it ample to prepare from two books or should i consult or go through other books too ?
Rabani and K.ali both are more than enough. If you want more studies, then read vu notes too.
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